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Provide program coordination and case management services for adults with developmental disabilities. Promoted internally after serving as a DPP and Security staff member; currently in a management role for the past 8 months.

Program Site Coordinator at Journeys DDA (2022-02 – Present)

Provide program coordination and case management services for adults with developmental disabilities. Promoted internally after serving as a DPP and Security staff member; currently in a management role for the past 8 months.

• Manage a caseload of approximately 20 clients, working collaboratively with clients and their Targeted Service Coordinators (TSCs) to develop and monitor individualized goals focused on life skills and independence.
• Track client progress, document outcomes, and identify areas where additional support or goal adjustments are needed.
• Complete PSRs and coordinate ISP meetings with TSCs to review services and make necessary updates to client goals.
• Schedule and coordinate staff coverage for community facilities and Adult Day Health (ADH) programs.
• Manage and oversee payroll responsibilities, ensuring accuracy and compliance.

Field Enumerator / Data Collector at NASDA (2017-06 – 2020-08)

• Contact farmers to collect agricultural production and financial data
• Record crop quantities and revenue for hay, grain, barley, wheat, and other commodities
• Gather livestock data, including cattle production and income
• Collect information on operating costs, profits, and labor force size
• Maintain accurate databases to support agricultural analysis and reporting

Caregiver / Residential Support Staff at Idaho Falls Group Home (2015-12 – 2017-06)

Assisted individuals in a group home setting with daily living activities and personal care needs.

• Provided hands-on support with personal hygiene, including assistance with eating, bathing, dressing, and grooming.
• Supported clients during physical therapy exercises and mobility activities to help improve strength and independence.
• Prepared and served nutritious meals, accommodating dietary needs and preferences.
• Helped maintain a clean, safe, and organized household, performing light housekeeping, laundry, and chores.
• Built trusting relationships with residents, promoting dignity, comfort, and emotional support.
• Observed and reported changes in client behavior or health to supervisors or healthcare professionals.

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